Vuelvo

Beto Cuevas' song "Vuelvo" delves into the emotional turmoil and eventual self-discovery that follows a toxic relationship. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of betrayal and the struggle to move on. The opening lines, "Me juraste eternidad / Y olvidaste mi realidad," highlight the broken promises and the harsh reality that the protagonist faces. This sets the stage for the recurring theme of trying to erase someone from one's mind, which proves to be more challenging than merely existing.

The chorus, "Vuelvo a encontrarme / En el mismo lugar / Donde inició / Con mi guitarra / Y una lágrima / Que se secó," signifies a return to one's roots and a moment of introspection. The imagery of the guitar and a dried tear symbolizes the healing process and the solace found in music. This return to the beginning is not just a physical place but a metaphorical journey back to one's true self, stripped of the toxicity that once clouded their existence.

Cuevas also touches on themes of hostility and rivalry, as seen in the lines, "Proclamaste rivalidad / Y encontraste en mi / Hostilidad." This suggests that the relationship was fraught with conflict, further emphasizing the need for the protagonist to break free and rediscover themselves. The repetition of the chorus reinforces the cyclical nature of healing and the importance of returning to one's core to find peace. Through "Vuelvo," Beto Cuevas masterfully captures the pain of a toxic relationship and the resilience required to overcome it, ultimately finding strength and solace in one's passions and true self.